DC‘s new replacement for Alfred Pennyworth proves a surprise for both Bruce Wayne and fans of the Batman comics. For nearly seven years, the billionaire vigilante has been operating without his oldest ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Look, I'm happy for any and all Alfred we can get in a new Batman movie. Any Batman movie without Alfred would be worse for it.

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Longtime lover of videogames, comic books, and all things science fiction and horror. Some of Josh's favorite videogames include Bloodborne, the original Star Wars: Battlefront II, Pokemon: Omega Ruby ...

As the 1966 ‘Batman’ movie turns 60 this year, astrologer Lisa Stardust breaks down how the characters in the franchise align ...

Dillon Vore is an aspiring screenwriter and has long held a passion for movies of all genres. He holds a BA in Film and Media Studies from Yale University. Everyone knows about Batman and his nightly ...

The quote, delivered by Alfred Pennyworth in Christopher Nolan’s 2005 superhero drama Batman Begins, has become one of the most memorable lines in modern cinema. Though spoken within the context of ...